I May Be Wrong is a collection of life lessons imparted by a man who left a successful career in his twenties to live as a forest monk for 17 years.

We all carry psychological baggage wherever we go. We worry, we judge, we self-doubt.

But the problem at the center of our anxiety is where we choose to focus our attention.

We have the power to control our reality, both good and bad, and it's as simple as changing our perspective.

Björn Natthiko Lindeblad was a successful economist in Sweden when an epiphany drove him to join a monastery for forest monks in Thailand.

After 17 years experiencing this unusual reclusive lifestyle, Lindeblad rejoined society and became a best-selling author and lecturer.

In this book, Lindeblad offers guidance on how to more effectively live in the present moment through empathy, peace of mind, and awareness.